Explore Delhi The Walled City Of India

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Travellers from around the world come to visit this historic city and recover memories of his opulent and exotic heritage. Old Delhi is a virgin Delhi marking period elegance. Once known as the Mughal city of Shahjahanabad, Old Delhi was built by Emperor Shah Jahan way back in the 16th century, when it changed its imperial capital from Agra to Delhi.
The city is home to some of the most exotic and extravagant in India as the Red Fort, Chandni Chowk, Sis Ganj Gurudwara etc. To help tourists discover the beauty and grandeur of these sites that offers the privilege of walking around the city heritage during Delhi travels. The reason for this walk is to make travellers aware of the architectural heritage of Shahjahanabad. The walk will take you through the lanes and areas pointing out places of historical and religious importance, Havelis old world, gateways and arches.
The heritage tour begins with a visit to Sri Digambara Jain Lal Mandir, one of the most famous Jain temples in New Delhi. The ancient temple is situated ...
... opposite the west door of the Red Fort. The Delhi tour packages begin with a heritage visit to Sri Digambara Jain Lal Mandir, one of the most famous Jain temples in New Delhi. The ancient temple is situated opposite the west gate of Red Fort. The interiors of the Mandir are elegantly decorated with floral motifs, images of dancers and musicians and the geometric patterns that exemplify the architecture Shahjahani. From the Jain Mandir, Gauri Shankar is come to Mandir, a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and his consort Parvati. The charm and serenity of the temple is unique.
The best part about it is its vitality. The large number of people crammed into the narrow streets, and pavement vendors selling flowers, ice cream, candy, clothes, books, electronics and antiques will definitely ask to stop and look. A little further from the Gauri Shankar Mandir is the State Bank of India building on the opposite side of the sidewalk. The building was built on the estate of Samru Begum in 1806 and is one of the most significant milestones in Chandni Chowk. The building was formerly used by the Bank of New Delhi and London, but since 1955, has been with the SBI. This three-story building, features high ceilings, colonial style gateposts and large openings in prison on the first floor, which retains its historic character.
Moving a little further and is the Central Baptist Church. One of the oldest churches in the city, the Church has a porch supported by strong projection circular columns leading to an antique look. The tank near the altar of the church is used for the baptism ceremony.
Here ends the heritage walk Chandni Chowk Old Delhi area. This walk is a must do activity if you are coming to visit Delhi. As you drive past the polite and polished start to get New Delhi to Old Delhi, the direction of change evident in the lifestyle, culture and attributes of people automatically creeps in which you. Old Delhi with its bright patterns, colourful and vibrant culture gives the impression of an independent city located in the main city. The historic charm and beauty of this place makes it totally unique and worth visiting. During your Delhi tour you can also go for Kullu Manali tour, or Kashmir tour or Dehradun or Sibpuri tour for river rafting. 

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